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It lets the employees know it isn't personal. Something, something, consoling, something, something, moving onto new horizons. It's neutral speak to avoid a la
by Loughla 11y ago
It lets the employees know it isn't personal. Something, something, consoling, something, something, moving onto new horizons.
It's neutral speak to avoid a lawsuit, let people know it isn't personal, and to sound professional if (when) it is sent to the press.
- eli 11y ago"Please watch your inbox tomorrow" is a terrible way to officially tell someone they may be laid off.
- comrh 11y agoCertainly a good way to stop all work at a company until those emails go out.
- maxxxxx 11y agoI really hate "professionalism". Yes, it's not personal, but only because the persons who are affected by this, are not seen as persons by management.
- Loughla 11y agoI agree with you. This approach is just a hand-wringing attempt to weasel out of the blame.